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idk, you sound like you're misdirecting your mad. A "tiny hat" nor a company can't do anything without a law. Read em and weep.
@hwisdom said in foid acquisition inhibited by covid gene therapy:
@onliest said in foid acquisition inhibited by covid gene therapy:
I will never forgive these companies.
u mean the tiny hats?
No need for that loaded label, dickheads come in many forms you see.
Take it on the chin as a lesson. Hone your dickhead detector and be more stingy or tactical with the payment of your attention.
Just a thought.
William. Assuming that is you and you snoop here. I couldn't have put it better myself. Excellent 
Also appreciate your candour in sharing personal struggle. And Evan fielded it well. That will be useful to some people. Being a "slim" dude has its own set of drawbacks, but go for it. Whatever you need to order that thyroid.
I still can't endorse the "protocol" or idea it will go "mainstream". But you can walk any line you like at the end of the day.
That could've pinched me. Then I remembered my own struggle to describe England a "developed" country. All things considered. And with a side of humour.
It was a good set piece in context and you've topped it off perfectly sir.
@questforhealth
I'm larping as a technical corporatist in a major metropolitan area. As far as I've been able to determine, environment is not destiny and destiny is malleable at best. Besides it was necessary to surgically deconstruct what's fundamentally wrong with this iteration of Babel.
People should probably follow their hearts and mind their fears. We can build an inherently Peaty world but it's going to take a lot of effort.
Back on topic. More should be brave and chime in on OP. Rubbish or not.
@questforhealth
Well I'm a (hopefully but probably again) former dickhead who used to take 100000 supplements. Sometimes a man just has to walk and no one but on high could stop him. Laugh it off q4h.
@questforhealth
Quite. But read it all deeply in a high energy state, have patience, eat well, sleep well, and you can separate the wheat from the chaff. Then you can work on a proverbial Midas touch. But for the love of God, never get carried away with that.
Same goes for music. Same goes for paintings. Same goes for poetry. Same goes for speech. And here we are.
@Norwegian-Mugabe said in Daily Aesthetics Dump: Embracing Energy, Beauty, Strength, and Greatness:
Nobody is more inferior than those who insist on being equal.
Probably fair, but it isn’t “race” that defines it. Nor standardised measurement of “capability”. You are not in possession of a golden ticket Mr Norwegian. But you may acquire one by careful reformation of your own temple. No destruction is necessary and assistance is available.
And when you hold it. You might not need to plagiarise Kennedy and Nietzsche in the same breath.
@Norwegian-Mugabe said in Daily Aesthetics Dump: Embracing Energy, Beauty, Strength, and Greatness:
I have ventured to paint my happiness on the wall.
I’d like to recommend that you actually do this. No one cares if you think that you can’t paint. Because you can. Be well sir. I mean it.
@questforhealth
If there is a crown, it ought to belong to what created the quantity and its vessels. But maybe it is them as well. What can I know. Our differing descriptions aren't necessarily problematic, as long we spot the deceptive types and keep talking.
I can believe it. Not quite as worded but I can believe the underlying. And we're not always aware of what we really want. Sometimes it may appear to us to be something we don't. A person should probably be very careful with their inner and thought forms.
At the same time I'm not here endorsing a purist mind over matter kind of thing. It all takes energy. And if there is mind over matter, in the first instance it should probably be in will to acquire that energy. In a wholesome Peaty manner.
Not sure how I should feel about this sir.
For your own context. This forum is not free to host, you are in possession of patience and other avenues for advertisement are available.
@zawisza said in The ethics of having children while in sub-standard metabolic condition:
You are not helping yourself... It would be best if you would just stop speaking.
Strongly agree.
@Kvirion said in The ethics of having children while in sub-standard metabolic condition:
your denial of reality...
Don't worry Kvirion. I'll be sure to watch Fallout and base my worldview and behaviour on a literal interpretation of it.
Edit for your added image. No doubt you're (currently) looking forward to that. Which probably explains a component of your original message I responded to. I recommend you escape that place as soon as possible.
@Kvirion said in The ethics of having children while in sub-standard metabolic condition:
LOL! Are you trying to claim that our world and its future are just social constructs?
The path to a collapse is clear. And knowing the inertia of human civilization it is pretty inevitable... The choice was taken a long time ago in 1980-ties, when the West decided to enter an exploitative neoliberal path... Or even earlier during the industrial revolution...
No chap. You're just a bit thick, hopefully temporarily.
"clear"... to you. You're only capable of prophesying your life. Or others you might be able to deceive. I'm not reading much capability in that department.
@Kvirion said in The ethics of having children while in sub-standard metabolic condition:
Please be careful with your speech and imagery. At first and foremost for yourself.
That is your image, not mine. Aside, the film itself is brilliant. And steeped in metaphor for the avoidance of the very thing you're clearly desperate to hang on to.
Good luck with it and have a great day.
@ilovethesea said in Women, and Why Men are the Problem:
@ThinPicking I wouldn’t be so sure about that, just look at the trans movement for but one example.
Seems fair to bring this up. It is inherently a kind of desecration of the ends of our condition. And probably is more problematic for women than for us. There's just only so much attention I can pay to so many things.
In the old/bad place I came upon testimony from a psychologist who described it a (currently) mistreated disorder of the sense of self. And found myself inclined to agree. Particularly in the context of the "information age", energy deficits and macroeconomic trickery. But I must add, I don't know. And lack the time to make it my lane. Constructive conversation needs to be had somewhere.
Meanwhile. There's probably a Marxian trick in letting this run to extremes and muddying the discourse. But again I must add, I don't know.
It's probably more complex than a frame of "misogyny" could hold while it's hashed out. But again and more enthusiastically. Maybe I'm wrong about that. Maybe this should be kept simple. You tell us (rhetorical).
Excellent. And thank you for the laugh chap. I prefer to be seen that way in kind, most of the time at least.
@zawisza not ignoring. I read it. All valid. Excellent continuance. I've just hit a verbosity wall. Gotta sleep.
@Kvirion said in The ethics of having children while in sub-standard metabolic condition:
Have you also considered the consequences of bringing a child to a world that will with high probability encounter collapse pretty soon? Our current lifestyle is impossible to sustain, Earth is already overly exploited - both culturally and ecologically...
Kivirion. I must try to arrest this vision. "collapse" is not a matter of probability at all. It's a matter of choices and perspectives, which will hinge on conversations. Many uncomfortable. Please be careful with your speech and imagery. At first and foremost for yourself.
There's nothing new under the sun. The current 0.04% of human history is simply a bit Mayan in its nature. That is to say we appear to appease the deference of sacrifice on a grand scale. Fundamentally that is why some seem somewhat desperate for "crisis" to cover their losses, while chickens come home to roost. If you want to go there, you will. And if you don't, you won't. Life will go on either way. Until the last man wakes up, smells the Peaty coffee and faces the music.
This casual observer thinks the problem for many is closer to home than comfort would allow for. At some point, he may be capable of describing it with poetry and science. But in many ways. Raymond already did. Not to mention it's in the Bible. And probably the Quran. And probably the Torah. And what better cardiac stimulant is there than a son, a daughter, a brother, or a sister. Don't worry. Because you're already surrounded. Now the hard part.
